10.5's on a fox?
#1
10.5's on a fox?
ok trying to get these 10.5" cobra's on my notch with 315's....
i know i have to modify the inner fenders, thats not a problem, but i dont want to have to move the springs or stock shock location.
is it possible or do i have to completly modify the rear suspension?
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i know i have to modify the inner fenders, thats not a problem, but i dont want to have to move the springs or stock shock location.
is it possible or do i have to completly modify the rear suspension?
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#2
RE: 10.5's on a fox?
anything is possible, alot depends on the backspacing orif your willing to use a spacer
thats pretty big though, reversing the quad instead of removing it will give you an extra 3/4" or so
thats pretty big though, reversing the quad instead of removing it will give you an extra 3/4" or so
#5
RE: 10.5's on a fox?
i should mention that i'll have upper/lower control arms with the quad shocks removed, and a panhard bar welded in
this is what i dont want to have to do, see how the shock has been moved to the inside of the frame rail....
http://www.wolferacecraft.com/images...coilover03.jpg
ya ive been talking to Adder about this, he told me about that guys car, but i've never seen him on here
this is what i dont want to have to do, see how the shock has been moved to the inside of the frame rail....
http://www.wolferacecraft.com/images...coilover03.jpg
ya ive been talking to Adder about this, he told me about that guys car, but i've never seen him on here
#6
RE: 10.5's on a fox?
No one ever cares or remembers me! lol, Well all I did was use a 1/2inch wheel spacer and longer studs and that did the trick for me. Stock springs a shocks shouldnt be a problem, but the quad shocks will have to go.
ORIGINAL: 50lxnotch
yea its a red convertible, he has black bullits. i forgot his name too.
yea its a red convertible, he has black bullits. i forgot his name too.
#8
RE: 10.5's on a fox?
ORIGINAL: 88ragtop
No one ever cares or remembers me! lol, Well all I did was use a 1/2inch wheel spacer and longer studs and that did the trick for me. Stock springs a shocks shouldnt be a problem, but the quad shocks will have to go.
No one ever cares or remembers me! lol, Well all I did was use a 1/2inch wheel spacer and longer studs and that did the trick for me. Stock springs a shocks shouldnt be a problem, but the quad shocks will have to go.
ORIGINAL: 50lxnotch
yea its a red convertible, he has black bullits. i forgot his name too.
yea its a red convertible, he has black bullits. i forgot his name too.
#9
RE: 10.5's on a fox?
1/2" is alot....also puts more stain on components
ORIGINAL: 88ragtop
No one ever cares or remembers me! lol, Well all I did was use a 1/2inch wheel spacer and longer studs and that did the trick for me. Stock springs a shocks shouldnt be a problem, but the quad shocks will have to go.
No one ever cares or remembers me! lol, Well all I did was use a 1/2inch wheel spacer and longer studs and that did the trick for me. Stock springs a shocks shouldnt be a problem, but the quad shocks will have to go.
ORIGINAL: 50lxnotch
yea its a red convertible, he has black bullits. i forgot his name too.
yea its a red convertible, he has black bullits. i forgot his name too.
#10
RE: 10.5's on a fox?
ORIGINAL: Jasperstang308
does ur tires or ur wheels stick out past ur fenders or anything?
ORIGINAL: 88ragtop
No one ever cares or remembers me! lol, Well all I did was use a 1/2inch wheel spacer and longer studs and that did the trick for me. Stock springs a shocks shouldnt be a problem, but the quad shocks will have to go.
No one ever cares or remembers me! lol, Well all I did was use a 1/2inch wheel spacer and longer studs and that did the trick for me. Stock springs a shocks shouldnt be a problem, but the quad shocks will have to go.
ORIGINAL: 50lxnotch
yea its a red convertible, he has black bullits. i forgot his name too.
yea its a red convertible, he has black bullits. i forgot his name too.